Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

resulting IN victory Tor Exeter by the fol-
lowing score:
Friend. Friend .'...'..",s 9 Sad % e-ls eel,ss
The American Association.
;, BALTIMORE, June 1.-The game between
follows:
tG;!.a'S5S. GisysisnS. .,;.:S .;:.,;S g. ~
PiNhers-S;mith and Morrison. Base, hits
more q Cleveland3. Umpire-Curry.
NEW York. June 1.-THE game between
Metropolitan and Cincinnati to-day resulted
rs follows:
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pitehers---Kays and Serade. Base hits
---Metropoitans II, Cincinnati 5. Errors
Metropoiitans a. Cincinnati 8. Umpire
Knight.
PnlLADELrIr1A, June The game be-
S'hIs'iSs q. LsSi;.,.::,S S 81 g g S-s
pitchers-Weyhing and King. Base hits
letcs 4, St. Louis, s. valentine.
>, BRooKLYN, June 1.-THE game between
Brooklyn and Louisville to-day resulted as
IHroG1klyl,n. I'n1,1tIl,1. ...''.'33 9 6 S9 I'll I'll
Pitchers--Porter and Rumsey Base hits
2, Louisville 0, Umpire-McQuade.
Bicycle Racing
John S. Prince is being flooded with en-
tries fer the coming bicycle contests which
will compose the program at the opening Of
the new bicycle track at the base ball grounds
on Saturday and Sunday, June - and &c.
The program for the two days sport Is as
follows:
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First Event-Apateur $3.50 class: First
mile heat, best two in three. First prize,
Second Event~Amateur s:l5 class; First
mile heat, best two In three. First prize,
gold medal .iI second prize gold medal; third
Third ,Event-Amateur 3 minute class,
First mile heat best two In three, First
prize, gold medal: second prize, gold medal {;
third prize silver medal.
Fourth Event Boys race, half mile heats,
best two In three. First prize, gold medal L;
second prize, gold medal; third prize, silver
Fifth Event-First heat of professional
open to all comers. First prize, $40; second
Sixth Event-Trlck and fancy riding by
Spears, champion trick of America,
Seventh Event-Amateur $3.50 class second
mile heat.
Eighth Event-Amateur 3:15 class; second
mile heat.
Ninth Event-Amatcur 8 minute class;
Tenth Event-Boys' second half: mile
heat.
Eleventh Event-Protessional handicap;
second mile heat.
Twelfth Event-Amateur $3.50 class; final
mile heat, II necessary.
Thirteenth Event-Amateur 3:15 class,
final mile heat If necessary.
Fourteenth Event-Amateur3 minute classr
Fifteenth Event-Final mile heat of pro-
fessiOnals handicap, 1t necessary.
SUNDAY.
First Event-Amateur $3.50 class. Three.
mile race. First prize, gold medal; second
prize, gold medal; third prize, silver medal.
Second Eyent-Amateur 3:l5 class. Three
mile race, First. price, gold medal; second
prize. gold medal; third prize, silver medal.
Five-mile race. First prize. gold medal; sec.
ond prize, gold medal; third prize, silver
Fourth Event-Half-mile amateur scratch
foot race Open to all. First prize, gold
medal; second prize, gold medal; third prize,
silver medal.
Sixth Event-Trick and fancy cycling by
Champion Spears.
Seventh Event-Ten-mile professional bl-
cycle race, open to all. First prize, $50; sec.
ond prize, $50; third prize, $50. Entrance,
Among the professionals who have an
the tournament are Eek of Minneapolis,
Knapp of Denyer, Phil Hammill of Chicago,
Hardwck of Kansas, Ashinger OF Omaha,
Prince OF Omaha, and several Others.
In the boys race Masters Murphy, Kelly,
Armstead, Neville and PiXley will enter.
In the amateur events, three minute class,
Lytle, Mttauer, Blackmore, of Omaha, and
Mclean and Savage, OF Minneapolis, will be
contestants.
Vert san Smith, 12 Dukes, WHHhes W G. JolIl M
| compete for the prizes offered to the 3:l5
amateur class, and among the $3.50 amateurs
vii be found nd ToWnssnd Gnrry rabsr,i Aa
| McKelvey, Stevens and others. There must
| be at least three entries in each amateur
| event before start is ordered. The new
wheeling track at the base ball grounds will
be completed next Thursday evening and
practice can be INDUCED upon it until the
date of the tournament Entries for the
tournament Will be received until June
| "a, by the Omaha Chronicle or John s.
| Prince. ....